Counter proposal to:
Proposal:
Forge: Nearby Mines andEngineering specialists gain +2
production.
Workshop: Engineering specialists gain +2 production.
Rationale:
Forge is the first time Engineering specialists are added to cities, aside from Tradition capitals. It's a little silly that for the majority of cities the first building that allows for engineers also buffs their yields.
There are a number of tuning tweaks to mines as well, so overall this will keep forge engineers on par with worked mines.
Workshop needs a little bit more power to be worth the cost.
Considerations:
Production overall will slow down a little for Classical - Medieval until Workshops are online.
There are several tuning proposals for mines
[Vote] - (2-19) Proposal: Decrease Workshop Cost from 350 to 250 hammers
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removed), but gives 1 production per 4 
(up from per 10))Proposal:
Forge: Nearby Mines and
production.Workshop: Engineering specialists gain +2
production.Rationale:
Forge is the first time Engineering specialists are added to cities, aside from Tradition capitals. It's a little silly that for the majority of cities the first building that allows for engineers also buffs their yields.
There are a number of tuning tweaks to mines as well, so overall this will keep forge engineers on par with worked mines.
Workshop needs a little bit more power to be worth the cost.
Considerations:
Production overall will slow down a little for Classical - Medieval until Workshops are online.There are several tuning proposals for mines
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